Alberto Puig, Team Manager of the Repsol Honda Team, revealed that after starting the season with “great hopes,” his rider Marc Márquez is facing a fresh drop in the World Championship and is attempting to speed up his comeback.
Puig, on the other hand, was forthright about the man from Cervera’s experience with diplopia (double vision) following his collision in the Indonesian Grand Prix’s ‘warm up.’ “It’s simple with the sight problem; either you see or you don’t see, and you can’t run if you can’t see 100 percent. You’ll flee as soon as you see something, “Marc Márquez stated on Thursday from Argentina, where he would not compete in the Grand Prix.
In an interview with MotoGP.com, Repsol Honda chief Marc Marquez appraised the circumstances of a Márquez who had entered the World Championship with the goal of reclaiming his title position. “He is in a bad mood. We had great expectations going into the World Cup; we had a terrific race in Qatar, and the test in Indonesia indicated that we may have a good race there as well “he stated
“But then things went awry, and he had a series of missteps. Marc seems upbeat, and he’s considering how to hasten his rehabilitation. He was involved in a major accident, but everything would be alright “He went on to say that he didn’t dare to give deadlines.
“We all witnessed the devastating crash in Indonesia. However, because the impact or damage is far less severe than what he received last year while completing Enduro, it is reasonable to expect a shorter recovery time than last time. It’s difficult to say, “He had completed his task.